Hotels in Newcastle upon Tyne (England, United Kingdom)

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1351 hotels in Newcastle upon Tyne

  1. Dakota Newcastle

    5 Stars

    Lively library bar and cocktails, Exclusive cigar terrace and humidor

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    from  ₱9,673

  2. Travelodge Newcastle Central

    3 Stars

    Quayside district proximity, On-site multi-story parking

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  3. Copthorne Hotel Newcastle

    4 Stars

    Riverside views from every room, On-site secure parking

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  4. DoubleTree by Hilton Newcastle International Airport

    4 Stars

    Soundproofed rooms with runway views, Authentic Italian dining at Fratello’s

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  5. Britannia Hotel Newcastle Airport

    3 Stars

    Traditional Old Rangoon Restaurant, Value-driven park and fly packages

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  6. Premier Inn Newcastle Airport

    3 Stars

    Thyme restaurant and bar, Strategic Newcastle Airport gateway

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    Royal Station Hotel

    3 Stars

    Unique railway-view guestrooms, Empire Restaurant and bar

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  8. Hotel Gotham Newcastle

    5 Stars

    Siren restaurant, Art Deco heritage design

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  9. Beamish Park Hotel

    3 Stars

    Award-winning Conservatory Bistro, Countryside retreat with golf academy

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  10. Sandman Signature Newcastle Hotel

    4 Stars

    St. James' Park stadium views, Boutique-style family rooms

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  11. INNSiDE by Meliá Newcastle

    4 Stars

    Historic Quayside river views, Gino D'Acampo signature dining

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    Kabannas Newcastle

    Signature Little Bao Boy menu, Modern city center base

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  13. Premier Inn Newcastle Quayside

    3 Stars

    Panoramic River Tyne views, Traditional Thyme restaurant

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  14. Crowne Plaza Newcastle - Stephenson Quarter By Ihg

    4 Stars

    Hawthorns brasserie dining, Stephenson Quarter heritage site

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    from  ₱8,772

  15. Travelodge Newcastle Quayside

    2 Stars

    Scenic River Tyne vistas, Secure underground parking

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  16. Premier Inn Newcastle City Centre (The Gate) hotel

    3 Stars

    Bar + Block Steakhouse dining, Convenient transport links

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  17. The County Hotel Newcastle

    4 Stars

    Locally sourced British gastronomy, Exclusive penthouse whirlpool bath

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  18. Holiday Inn Newcastle - Gosforth Park By Ihg

    4 Stars

    Inn Fitness and Spa leisure club, Spacious double king family rooms

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  19. Motel One Newcastle

    3 Stars

    Industrial-chic design concept, Secluded outdoor courtyard

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  20. Grand Hotel Gosforth Park

    4 Stars

    Heated indoor swimming pool, Full-service health and beauty salon

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  21. Malmaison Newcastle

    4 Stars

    Quayside Millennium Bridge views, Shipbuilding themed signature suites

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    Leonardo Hotel Newcastle

    4 Stars

    The Bar and Grill dining, Dedicated first-floor meeting suite

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  23. The Vermont Hotel Newcastle

    4 Stars

    Panoramic ABOVE rooftop bar, The Maven restaurant dining

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  24. Grey Street Hotel

    4 Stars

    Triple-glazed city views, Premium White Company toiletries

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  25. Four Points Flex by Sheraton Newcastle

    3 Stars

    Versatile family and double rooms, Contemporary glass-fronted architecture

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    Roomzzz Newcastle City

    4 Stars

    Award-winning boutique hotel experience, Historic Friar House architecture

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  27. Holiday Inn Newcastle - Jesmond By Ihg

    4 Stars

    Traditional Italian dining at Fratello’s, Modern fitness center

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  28. Maldron Hotel Newcastle

    4 Stars

    ButlerBot robotic room service, Modern 24-hour fitness suite

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  29. easyHotel Newcastle

    3 Stars

    Historic Proctor House setting, Central Quayside district access

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  30. Hotel Indigo Newcastle By Ihg

    4 Stars

    Industrial and maritime design story, Private city view balconies

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    from  ₱11,210

  31. Hampton by Hilton Newcastle

    3 Stars

    Elevated city view corner rooms, Prime Central Station positioning

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  32. Great North Hotel

    4 Stars

    Contemporary leisure complex concept, Convenient city and coast links

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  33. Premier Inn Newcastle Airport South

    3 Stars

    Traditional airport stopover concept, Spacious family-friendly accommodations

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  34. Hansen Hotel

    2 Stars

    On-site dining at The Cog & Wheel, Entertainment at the bar

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  35. Premier Inn Newcastle - Holystone

    3 Stars

    Cookhouse and Pub dining, Quiet residential setting

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Newcastle upon Tyne: A Diverse and Dynamic City

A vibrant city that is statistically the most popular destination in North East England, Newcastle upon Tyne is a multicultural area that blends history with contemporary. Boasting an array of bars, shops, restaurants and attractions, Newcastle is a feature-packed destination choice suitable for all manner of travellers. So from wanting to sample the famous nightlife scene to taking part in the world-renowned Great North Run, there’s something for everyone in Newcastle!

History to Explore

With a rich history dating back to Roman times, it is no surprise that Newcastle upon Tyne pays homage to its heritage in numerous ways. First of all, the beautiful architecture of the city is still on show to this day, and can be viewed at nearly every turn. In particular, central Grainger Town is one place worth visiting, with 40% of the buildings in this area being listed for their architectural and historical importance. As for bygone sites to explore, the Victoria Tunnel is a hidden – and award-winning – place of interest. Originally built in 1842, the Victoria Tunnel is a guided attraction where you can experience and learn about the tunnel’s history throughout the years. Yet this isn’t the oldest structure in the city, with Newcastle Castle dating all the way back to the 11th century! And if you want to go even more in-depth with the overflowing heritage of Newcastle, spending an afternoon at the highly respected Discovery Museum is recommended.

Shopping Wonderland

If you are looking for a place to shop till you drop, look no further than Newcastle upon Tyne. From well-known retailers to small independent stores, the city is known as one of the premiere destinations in England when it comes to shopping. With that in mind, one place worth visiting is the Grainger Market. With a history dating back to 1835, Grainger Market contains a wide array fast food options, butchers and shops – including the oldest Marks & Spencer in the world! Along with countless high street establishments and frequent street markets, the popular and expansive intu Eldon Square shopping centre – with over 150 retailers in total – also provides a haven for shopping enthusiasts. And if you want to take a break from spending all your money on gifts and treats, plenty of activities are on offer in Newcastle. One of the best examples of this includes the family-friendly Life Science Centre, which features an exciting selection of science-themed activities, events and exhibitions. Other fun days out can be enjoyed at acclaimed attractions such as the Laing Art Gallery, Seven Stories and Jesmond Dene Park.

A Night on the Toon

If there is one thing that is synonymous with Newcastle upon Tyne, it is its thriving nightlife scene. Affectionately known as a ‘Night on the Toon’, the city’s bars and clubs are a frequent attraction for revellers throughout the UK and beyond. Although with so many nightlife options on offer, and many of them so central and near to hotels, it can prove difficult to choose where to go! With that said, if you’re looking to have a wild party until the early hours in a lively atmosphere, many head for the long-established Digital nightclub. Busier than an airport during rush hour, Digital is an immensely popular and award-winning establishment that features regular live music acts and weekly themed nights. Other well-received Newcastle nightclubs include Riverside, House of Smith and Tup Tup Palace. In addition, for something a little less frenetic – but equally as fun – a cabaret extravaganza can be sampled at the highly regarded Boulevard Show Bar. Oh, and if you are peckish for something to eat, Newcastle does not disappoint in that aspect. Whether you want to enjoy high-end dining, a traditional Asian meal from the Chinatown district, or just a late-night snack before going back to your hotel, the city has an innumerable amount of dining options available to meet all budgets and tastes.

Events for all to Enjoy

As the most populated city in the North East of England, it is only natural that Newcastle upon Tyne is characterised by an abundance of events and festivities. The largest host of regular events in Newcastle is the Metro Radio Arena, which features frequent performances from many major music and entertainment acts throughout the year. More intimate venues also populate the city, with shows a fixture at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle City Hall and O2 Academy among others. For those that want to catch a game of football, St James’ Park, the home of Newcastle United F.C., is also positioned in the heart of the city. As far as annual events go, Newcastle is also not lacking in this regard. As well as seasonal festivities and specialist festivals, the city is the starting point for the famous Great North Run. Known as the biggest and most popular half marathon in the world, this September endurance test sees you begin in Newcastle as you run by landmarks, hotels and cheering spectators until you finally drag yourself over the finishing line in nearby South Shields.

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